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The Artistry of Hope
Liz Shea Designs offers a one-of-a-kind original art in an array of products that are both useful and delightfully uplifting. Each piece of Liz’s art is a kaleidoscope of bold, electric color applied with sweeping strokes of unfettered brilliance. Her designs utterly dance on such products as calendars, stationery, tea towels, totes, and more.
Liz has been sharing her art with eager customers for over 30 years. When her husband Ed was diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) in 2000, she shifted her focus to raise ALS awareness and so that proceeds from sales benefit research toward finding a cure for ALS.
Together we can all make a difference.
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Ed’s Legacy: Never Give Up & 3.17
In loving memory of Ed Shea III (1960–2025)
ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) is an insidious, fatal disease for which there is no known cure – yet. With an average life expectancy of 2 – 5 years, ALS patients endure unimaginable challenges. As the disease progresses, they gradually lose all muscle control, but maintain full mental capacity and awareness. For many, ALS not only debilitates the body, but can wreak havoc on the psychological and spiritual strength of both the person living with it, and the people who care for them. But Liz and her family steadfastly refuse to let ALS break them.
For 25 courageous years, Ed defied the odds. He was a living miracle, an inspiration, and a beacon of hope to countless others. In honor of his life and legacy, Liz continues to walk 3.17 miles daily and carries on the mission they started together—to fight ALS through art, advocacy, and love.
Together, we walk. Together, we remember. Together, we never give up. Team Shea also participates annually in ALSA Charlotte’s Walk to Defeat ALS.
TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Proceeds from all sales benefit research towards finding a cure for Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS).
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